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Fair enough but there is no common fallback font that is used by all systems (win, osx, linux, android ...) as a default. Take this page for example: http://em

by cJ0th 10y ago

Fair enough but there is no common fallback font that is used by all systems (win, osx, linux, android ...) as a default. Take this page for example: http://emojipedia.org/faq/ http://emojipedia.org/faq/ Only a fraction of the emojis is displayed on my laptop. (maybe 20%)

lsaferite 10y ago
As a data point, my laptop shows every emoji through Unicode 8.0 just fine.
amake 10y ago
> there is no common fallback font that is used by all systems (win, osx, linux, android ...) as a default. Again, meaningless. Why should there have to be a common fallback font?
- cJ0th 10y ago
  to make sure that even the most idiosyncratic choice of characters can be displayed everywhere according to the intention of the person who picked them.
  - amake 10y ago
    Unicode supplies sample glyphs for all characters. That's plenty.